True or False: If two licensed falconers share a facility with a passed inspection, the second falconer requires another inspection.

In the context of falconry regulations, when a facility passes inspection, it meets the necessary requirements set by state authorities for housing birds of prey. If two licensed falconers are sharing this facility, the inspection that has already been completed remains valid for the facility itself. The second falconer does not need a separate inspection as long as they comply with all existing rules and regulations governing the facility use.

This is based on the premise that inspections are intended to ensure the safety and well-being of the birds, as well as compliance with state laws. Since the facility is already deemed appropriate for falconry and is under the oversight of existing licenses, no additional inspection is required for a licensed falconer to use the same space. This streamlining helps promote cooperative efforts among falconers without redundant inspections, reducing the burden on both the falconers and the regulatory authorities.